map not rendering in vscode jupyter notebook if ipywidgets >8.0

[giswqs]

Discussed in #1406

^{Originally posted by vonnonn January 19, 2023}

I've created two clean environments, one with python=3.7 and one with 3.9, only installing geemap with the conda-forge channel. The geemap.Map will render in a jupyter notebook env from CLI but not VSCODE. So, I assume this is an issue with the jupyter.widget, but it's just odd that ipyleaflet will render but not geemap. I also added a control to the map since geemap defaults with several (this still might be the problem. I haven't explored all controls).

Thanks for any help in advance,
Josh

[giswqs]

@vonnonn It took me a while to debug. The reason is that ipywidgets 8.0 does not support VS code. If you create a fresh env and install ipywidgets <8 first, then install geemap. It should work. I will pin the ipywidgets version and make a new release

microsoft/vscode-jupyter#8552

[giswqs]

geemap v0.19.5 now works with VS Code.

[vonnonn]

Mr. Wu, you are a magician! Well done! I have a lot of respect for the work you're doing in the open-source community. Cheers, Josh von Nonn Geographer Western Geographic Science Center, USGS ***@***.***

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[giswqs]

@vonnonn My pleasure. Thank you for the kind words. Feel free to open issues if you run into any problems with geemap.